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Between Warzone's new battle royale map and the return of Zombies in Vanguard, there's quite a lot to play.

Time and time again, Activision Blizzard's optics indicate that they really don’t care about their employees.

It's planned to drop in the upcoming Season 4.

While frustrating for some, this could be a game changer for others.

The game reveals just keep coming so let's look at things we want to try out soon!

The new introduction of PvE could finally answer some questions about our favorite characters.

The company’s personal investigation found there was never a “systemic issue with harassment”.

"We believe its very important to carefully monitor the population on these new realms."

Looks like player’s won't have to wait for early access after all.

This agreement will apply at Activision Blizzard 60 days after Microsoft’s acquisition closes.

Players will be able to play the newest Overwatch Hero right from the start of early access.

The company is officially recognizing the union representing Raven Software QA testers.

On the other hand, $110,000 worth of gems doesn't seem like a micro anything.

Filers may be awarded, allowing them to make specific non-monetary requests.

According to two Activision Blizzard employees; an official statement hasn't been made.

Will these fees actually be paid, or will they be pushed back until 2024?

Although, it still isn't 100% that the $69 billion deal to acquire publisher Activision Blizzard will go through.

Blood Elves and Dark Iron Dwarves will also have new questlines and rewards in this update

The votes were counted, now negotiation will begin.

That includes Arclight Rumble, novels, and supplementary books.

Players can expect weekly updates and buffs, nerfs, and changes to Overwatch 2.

They’d really like players to help each other.

It's been a wacky week in the world of gaming and MMORPGs so let's break it down!

An odd development system that comes off more checkbox-y than representative.

In the face of last-resort union-busting meetings and emails, these employees aren't swayed.

"We plan to share a weekly update with you about what we’re learning and how that impacts our development plans."

The New York City Employees’ Retirement System is filing suit against Activision and its CEO.

The board approved things...but will the government?

Uninspired storytelling across bread-crumbed NPC quests is not worth my time.

The complaint claims Blizzard told employees they were not allowed to talk about issues related to the lawsuit filed against the company.